2014-08-14
Fact-based war movies have always been my favorite. Take a look at the chronology of director John Dahl. After this film, he spent most of his time filming TV shows. Could it be that he overdrawn his talent in this film. Taken together, [The Great Raid] is no worse than Steven Spielberg's [Saving Private Ryan] or [War Horse].
Among a group of prisoners of war, 10 were randomly selected to be killed. How does everyone feel in this scene? I have no way to answer. It's just a little strange, why everyone can't afford to kneel and wait for the moment when the gunfire is remembered? In the movies of the Celestial Dynasty, it is indispensable to rise up and resist at the moment of death. Maybe a small cosmic explosion can kill one or two.
The 2005 movie, 10 years ago, Benjamin Bratt Benjamin Bratt is also a leading actor in this movie. And now, in the last season of [24], I can only play a role that doesn't hurt or itches; and James Franco, who was in that year, is now standing in the front line, and there are such small-cost masterpieces as [127 hours], He even has his own directorial work; Sam Worthington, the most rookie, greenest, and most soy, is now a box-office hit. An actor is just an ordinary job, and anyone's career will inevitably have ups and downs. A young man of the same age plays a comrade who lives and dies together in a movie, and 10 years later decides the winner in the workplace. It's like entering the same university as a classmate, and 10 years later someone goes to the New York Stock Exchange to knock Zhong, someone sells newspapers across the street, so fate is.
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